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Heralds of Heritage | Limited Edition Elephant Figurine Set

This bundle unites three masterfully sculpted elephant figurines, each distinct in origin, color, and symbolism. Representing African strength, Indian reverence, and royal ceremony, these limited edition sculptures are carved by hand and painted in rich enamel with platinum and gold details. They embody cultural identity, ancestral pride, and timeless artistic beauty.

1. Royal Elephant Figurine

Dimensions: 41×29×22 cm | Issue Year: 2021 | Limited Edition: 1,000 Pieces

The Royal Elephant stands tall and commanding, wrapped in rich, patterned armor and ceremonial cloth. Its form is regal - large ears framed by red and green enamel, ivory tusks curving from a measured gaze. The surface is a layered mix of textures: carved scales, swirled accents, and arched flourishes that mirror royal South Asian pageantry.

Painted in deep jewel tones of emerald, ruby, and bronze, each shape is bordered with metallic trim.

From its lifted trunk to the high arch of its back, this piece conveys leadership, grace, and stately calm. The decoration is symmetrical but never stiff, reflecting movement within stillness. It commands presence in any room, not through noise but through dignity.

2. African Elephant Figurine

Dimensions: 35×17×28 cm (13 3/4″×6 5/8″×11 3/4″) | Issue Year: 2020 | Limited Edition: 400 Pieces

Darker in tone, the African Elephant features a rich, earth-brown body with a cracked texture that closely mimics natural hide. This realistic base is overlaid with sweeping enamel patterns of cool blue, white, and gold - bold lines that arc across its flanks and ears in a striking visual pattern.

Its face is softer than its posture suggests: a gently raised trunk, flared ears, and clear, wide eyes that hint at both wisdom and awareness. The tusks are short but sharp, shaped in shining gold. This elephant is sturdy, centered, and grounded. It represents family strength, survival, and calm endurance. The blue suggests water, life, and depth, essential to the elephant’s desert habitat and metaphorical depth.

Only 400 of these were made, each shaped and painted by hand. It’s a tactile piece, meant to be felt as much as seen.

3. White Indian Elephant Figurine

Dimensions: 30×15×28 cm (11 7/8″×5 7/8″×11 1/4″) | Issue Year: 2011 | Limited Edition: 1,000 Pieces

The White Indian Elephant is a spiritual counterpart to the other two. Its light ivory body, gentle curves, and red, gold, and grey drapery speak of wisdom, restraint, and spiritual favor. The piece wears its adornment like a temple guardian - sacred yet gentle. Gold-tipped toes and fine enamel latticework give the sculpture an aura of stillness and thought.

In Indian tradition, white elephants are seen as sacred beings, harbingers of good fortune and prosperity. This sculpture reflects that role: it doesn’t boast. It offers. Its soft trunk curls upward, its ears decorated in paisley-like relief, and its stance is open and peaceful. This piece feels less like a display and more like a prayer, steady and quiet.

Elephants are not fast. They move slowly, with memory and intent. These sculptures exemplify that slowness, an antidote to haste. They are reminders that strength does not need to speak loudly, that beauty is in bearing, and that age, like art, adds depth.

Together, the three form a triangle of cultural power: African resilience, Indian wisdom, and royal ceremony. They balance each other in color and tone. Dark and light. Bold and delicate. Their presence creates a space of pause and reflection.

These collectibles are reminders of values: tradition, dignity, and the quiet force of character.